Licencing Europa Engine
Hi people. After reading this topic :http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/...-on-Gamersgate I had sent an e-mail to enginelicense@paradox.com almost two months ago to use it in my non-commercial game project. Since this link was taken down (http://www.gamersgate.com/engine/), I thought sending an e-mail would do. But still there is no reply? Again, it was planned to be an amateur and non-commercial project.
Kallocains last post in that thread states: "We have too many projects running to licence any further projects at the moment, so I will close this thread for now. " And I guess that stands. But I will see if I can get someone with more information to reply something.
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Hi,
request for licensing can be done together with the game pitch through the link below:
http://www.paradoxplaza.com/corporate/publishing
Cheers,
Mattias Lilja
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Thanks, done.Originally Posted by Mattias Lilja
Do you have to pitch your idea before you get access to the Europa Engine?
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Is that a serious question, given the contents of post #3 above? If so: yes. If not: what point are you trying to make, exactly?
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